Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-13
SACRED CONCERT.
Programme for the Passion Fcs-
tivai To-Nnight.

Frog ramin tor the Passion Fes-
tivai To-Nnight.
Armory Hall was not large emo
'ola 'ns sua'eaos '. "' -gt ssl
light at the eoncer' ...sassaS East
n aid of the saS,es sS
A' v.ytsiso bhtitiss fund of
.sare enA Wilmington. Long he
sore the hoar for opening there was
larsc crowd awaiting admission, and at
s o'clock every seat was taken. and there
wa, number who were forced to stand.
Even the balconies were crowded, ana
there was not room enough to serve the
refreshments, which were in demand,
owing to the warmth OF the evening.
During the day fresh flowers had been
ADDED TO the decorations, and other
booths had been pushed forward some
what. so that by Tonight there Will be
three more booths in working order
Tonight in the Good Luck booth lair
fortune.teller will peer into the
future and by means of mystic cabalistic
sipus foretell, 20 all who desire, the
cominv events. The Star booth farther
down is nearly completed and will be a
yery attractive portion of the hall,
while the other booths already men
toned are miracles OF taste. The hev.
Father Morg,n has no reason to com
,plain of the manner in which the "Fes.
tiyal" is received by the people. for so
e nQtrOUa last
night were well pleased with everything
on the programme, and fingered long
thereafter to view the fancy woik, the
flowers and to taste the excellent re-
freshments which were served SO charm
ipgly botn up stairs and down. The or
chest opened the programme with an
excellent selection of music aud shortly
afterward male quartette, consisting OF
Messrs. J. A. Osgood, Nj. ). Snook, A.
NJ. Hawthorne and IL. Y. Harding,
rendered chorus In very
feeling and touching manner. After
another selection by the orchestra the
curtain rolled up and series OF sacred
tableaux representing scenes OF the life
Of Christ were presented. Those who
took part we're as follows: Miss Elvina
Winston, Miss Clancey, Miss May Des-
mopd, Miss Norah Desmond, Miss LIN
denfisid, Miss r. Clancey, Miss Pelle-
tier, Miss Wilson, Miss Gertie Reeves,
Miss Querollo, Miss Palanconi, Miss
Happ, Miss Elmira Star, Miss Matte
Rocerson and Mrs. Sutter. The quick
succession in which these life pictures
followed one another was very pleasing
to the audience, which was not forced
to wait between tableaux for the curtain
to roll down and up. Herein is ex.
planned one reason of the excellence of
Mr.. Sherman's tableaux. The disap-
pearance as if into the air of one tableau
and the disclosure of another, was quite
wonderful and the attention of the audi
ence was kept entranced until the close.
During the ts sbleaux the Cathedral choir
assisted by Professor Stamm, Mr.. and
Mrs. f. B. Tanning and Others, sang
various selections of sacred music suita-
BILE to the occasion, and the pro-
gramme closed with the Stabat Mater
the solo of which was sung by Miss
Matilda Dalgalairondo in an efficient
manner.
To night there should be very large
attendance as an excellent programme
has been arranged aud the young ladies
at the booths have made preparations to
wait upon the wishes of thousands.
The programme for tonight is as tol.
lows:
PART /.
ORCHESTRA.
Overture. ... Piano Duet, Fl ON martha
- Miss Etchimendy, Miss Miranda Etchi-
vooa1 coio aT,ba Draanninoo
Mr.. H. B. Sullivan.
Piano Solo. Mrs. Z. Small
Vocal Solo ... Miss Mollie Adelia Brown
Guitar Duet -. .......4- .....-.' IL Baccio"
Prof. Arevalo, sefi1r Arztga.
Vocal solo ...-.........- Miss Minnie Hance
Duet .....,5,............."I Vivo t'amo'
Mrs .. White, Mr.. NJ. s. snook;
tornet SOLO -......-....t.... Mr., A. D. Barr
Accompsniment-Mr Brenner
INTERMIssIoN.
PART II.
Owe ture-Alessandro straeella, .......;
Miss Palaneoni, Miss Arzaga.
Due. ........ Bounding, Bounding
Miss Ftchimendy. Prof Arevalo.
Guitar solo-Carnival de FepeziA. .Arevalo
Prof. Arevslo.
Vocal sclo ............., ,Thile. Still Tn Inc
Mr.. Stoneman,
DUE go. ...................... TIE C'ramend
Miss Louise Amneston, Prof. Arevalo.
Mr.. NJ. :. Shook.
Cornet solo o................M A, S. Barr
Shermsn's Illusions.
Orchestra directed bv Ar. Louis Heine